Hi melis72!
...and "allez"? how would you translate this? (as you did not translate it, I think.)
Actually, it was wrongly typed by the requester, who typed "alé". But it is "allez", imperative form from verb "aller". And it is a kind of idiomatic expression, meaning "let's go, let's do what we've got to do"
we often say "Allez", eg : when leaving and saying goodbye to friends we visited, everybody is in the car, ready to go, but still chatting with these friends, so it means "we must say goodbye and go"
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"allez" is also used at the moment one makes one's mind up and takes a decision after having hesitated, (eg : a purchase in a shop) : "allez, on va prendre ce modèle."
But "allez" is not always used the idiomatic way, and then it simply means "Go!"
Tafsiri-vipenzi
